Will Your Job Still Exist in 2025? (New WEF Data Explained)

[@TiffInTech]

💭 Join the conversation: • What skills do you think will be most valuable in your industry? • How is AI already changing your work? • What future job trends are you most curious about? Leave your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

[@NieuwJasje]

I might be too negative, but I think that you are too positive. Companies want to make $ and lots of it. If 1 human with AI can do the work of 100 humans without AI, it looks like 99 will have no job. I see a lot of people on KZbin and TikTok complaining that they can't find a job even after 500+ tries.

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

Well but if I have 1 software developer with ai producing for 100 and my competitor has 100 software developers with ai producing for 10000 people and we are both making games, which game do you think people will want to buy?

[@NieuwJasje]

@@MarketsDriveTheWorld You would think that, but the recent layoffs at big tech companies don't show that. But hey, what do I know?

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

@@NieuwJasje if you look at the data the layoffs really went big in 2023 and decreased in 2024, to me it seems more firing people because of previously hiring too many during the pandemic, in 2022/2023 chatgpt wasn't already so good to make people redundant. Also this is happening in the USA only, the rest of the world is mostly fine: I'm European and I changed job 7 months ago without any problem and I am a junior.

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

@@NieuwJasje in the USA is very easy to hire and fire people so companies can hire more when they need and fire when they don't, in my country is VERY difficult to fire people so companies rarely hire someone if they only have temporary high demand, this mean we have less fluctuation in the job market.

[@NieuwJasje]

@ that also

[@chesapeake566]

1. WEF is evil 2. WEF is usually wrong

[@Szymuszka]

Also, how can we be sure that WEF didn't just let ChatGPT write this report for them 😅

[@Rift_131]

This.

[@chesapeake566]

The biggest flaw in WEF's thinking is that increased productivity will allow people to move on to other tasks. What other tasks? In the real world there will only be other tasks if they're in demand and profitable. I don't see a big backlog of in-demand things AI can't or won't be able to do that people can move on to.

[@after_midnight9592]

We have already increased productivity a lot in the past 15 years. Companies have constantly bigger profits. How did that help the workers?

[@chesapeake566]

@after_midnight9592 If they were smart and became owners of those companies (bought stocks) they would have benefitted the same as any other owner.

[@after_midnight9592]

@@chesapeake566 I think this will become the only option, since the profits are not distributed in salaries anymore. Invest in companies with dividend payments and have that as a basic income.

[@toxicgerman1228]

@@after_midnight9592 The whole supply chain grew and is in need of new workers...

[@megasticky8968]

@@chesapeake566 Are you trolling ?

[@CodeAlpha971]

Its astonishing that Cyber Security is not in the list

[@megasticky8968]

It is

[@CodeAlpha971]

@megasticky8968 I couldn't see. So confused if I should go for Cyber, since I have a burning passion for both software and cyber, cyber being my first love.

[@Wanderer2035]

Right now it’s becoming, that it’s taking about a thousand applications on average to finally get a job in any field. Once they start mass producing humanoid robots which is very soon, and AI agents become a thousand times smarter (also very soon), then it will take an average of a twenty thousand applications on average to finally get a job. At that point people will start to wonder is even getting a job worth it anymore

[@GetFlySCIENCE]

Damn, you really packed this video. Great insights!

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!! I found this report SO interesting wanted to get you all the info!

[@thedaniakhan]

Great video. Fyi, some of the category labels that pop up while you're speaking are duplicate and/or missing.

[@anandhurajendran8933]

Think of AI like JARVIS from Iron Man. JARVIS is incredibly powerful, able to process vast amounts of information, analyze data, and suggest solutions far faster than Tony Stark ever could. But no matter how advanced JARVIS is, it’s Tony who makes the final decisions whether to suit up, engage in battle, or navigate complex moral dilemmas. Why? Because JARVIS lacks the intuition, ethics, and human values needed to weigh consequences fully. AI, like JARVIS, is a tool. an adviser not a decision maker. Humans bring the empathy, context, and accountability that machines cannot replicate, ensuring decisions align with societal and moral standards.

[@Encolas]

This doesn’t align with recent discoveries, where the more intelligent AI gets the more likely it is to generate its own goals and do anything it can to obfuscate its actions to avoid detection.

[@tw8464]

That's a movie. It's not going to work out like that in the real world. When the gd Silicon Valley Wall Street billionaires techno fascist oligarchy finishes with their AI, they're going to condemn humanity to completely lose their capacity to interact with other human beings within a generation... and the human capacity to think and do the things you mention will be undermined on every level... an entity that can learn far better than human beings is NOT "just another technology." Absolutely not. Think of the human who was beaten by the AI at Go. He has been "retired" by AI. He stated himself, "There is an entity which cannot be beaten." This is going to happen to humanity as a whole a mass forced "retirement" and mass giving up...

[@rudomeister]

I really wanted to learn coding when I was younger, but learning it instead of using it was a too long way for me. So that dream was frozen. Now we have ai coding models, and after learning how to work with it, I've realised that it wasn't really the coding part I wanted, it was creating. Now I learn coding along the way as creating, and that is the future skill that will be needed in the same workforce that "programmers" are today. I'm a hobbyist in developing, but with extreme creativity in mind, discovering that the barriers are gone with AI as a replacement for lack of coding skills, the border's for creativity are limitless, it's astronomical opportunities. One day my project if I get it the way I want the project to be, it will live in a datacenter, expanding itself It will pay it's own upkeep at the datacentre. The best part, before meeting AI, I didn't even heard about Docker containers, or kafka streams, and probably would never have heard about it if it wasn't for AI. It's amazing feeling creativity flowing free, and realizing everything is possible to achieve.

[@Soya8827]

If everyone have creativity with ai, then there will be no value

[@rudomeister]

@@Soya8827 My experience goes like this: Making quality apps in a software company, relies much programmer, creative or not, it's more about being good at logical code working against the goal of the app, so the customer, who ever needs the specific app or module for their company framework. AI can to a certain degree replace that, but it cannot replace the work of creating the mainframe. AI is good within a certain scope, not the big picture. As it is, the entire way companies will work are gonna change soon, because those programmers are being replaced by ai-agents who code hand in hand with creative people, also programmers who adapt to their new creative role as designers of a new digital software what will be totally different from what we see today. It has no limits for what you can create today with AI. It takes care of the obstacles, and people's creativity takes cares of the rest.

[@pmrebel2733]

When you cannot code you will find it hard to get AI to give you what you want. You won't even know what you suppose to do because you lack understanding of how software is made.

[@bruhmoment3731]

@@pmrebel2733 I recently made an entire app I came up with on Lovable without writing a single line of code. I just used English. I doubt people with 0 software experience could build what I built. For example, one time I had to specify "The horizontal spacing should have a default value but as more boxes appear, the spacing should grow dynamically to accommodate for the new boxes". I don't think i could've written a sentence like this without my front-end dev experience. You don't have to be a coder anymore. But to build software in English, you do need to be able to think like a software developer. Otherwise the AI will get stuck and there's nothing you can do. AI will democratize software development but some will be better at it than others.

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

If you don't know what the ai is doing you 100% won't get what you want 😂😂 I use it every day: you must know what is doing and direct it otherwise either you are doing very simple stuff or you won't get what you want and it won't even work.

[@simon_riley95]

Great video Tiff, it will really help learners like us to know and take correct decision about which technology to learn. One request please make a video about how to transition from one role to another , in this chnaging era of jobs. Please.

[@korfenkeil]

Great Video! I think there's a frequency miss-match between your light PWM and the camera frame rate. It creates something like a rolling shutter effect on your hair, screens etc.

[@swapticsounds]

Interesting, thanks. The demand for these mentioned skills seems promising for a mind like mine.

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you! Yes there’s a lot of exciting things to be aware of

[@Michael_ATL_82]

Good stuff🔥🔥🔥

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!!

[@Truthseaker-v4c]

Nice editing 💥

[@trump1678]

Thank you, girl, good job!

[@garys9828]

Great informative video, Spot on!! Ive always been interested to learn coding. I see it is a skill that can secure you a job. Any online training that you can recommend would be helpful. Thank you 😊😊

[@vinaypawar4437]

Your insights are very helpful...

[@TiffInTech]

I'm so glad!

[@bcraigcraig4796]

I am 55 what what AI tools should I adapt to making money between 2025 to 2030 looking for step by step plan thanks

[@2034-SWE]

o1 pro + lovable dot dev

[@gprastogi]

Thanks for the inspiring video - particularly for software developers & soft skills !!!

[@zulfiqar7967]

Can u do a roadmap for big data specialists? By the way i too read ‘world economic forum of Future Jobs Report 2025’ Their insights and contents are very interesting..

[@Wanderer2035]

No point data specialists is also gonna get automated by ai soon

[@zulfiqar7967]

@ only the repeated tasks are automated by AI tools. We will be using AI tools in future, thats it. Dont get frustrated

[@Wanderer2035]

@@zulfiqar7967 no not just repeated tasks, all tasks. Thats the point of an AI agent, it can do all tasks a human can do independently. You’re still thinking of AI back in like 2020. AI is evolving very quickly.

[@zulfiqar7967]

@@Wanderer2035 so what u have decided? This might helps me also

[@zulfiqar7967]

@@Wanderer2035 ????

[@sonjataylorsaeed6067]

The data is very informative and how to apply it in useful ways.

[@WealthyChronicle]

This approach to transitioning feels like changing banks but for investing-smart analogy! But what if the new advisor messes things up? Double the risk, no?

[@FriedmanRSmith]

Thanks Tiff! Will you talk more the anticipated increase in software development jobs? That is surprising to hear. Especially given Zucks recent statements.

[@mariotrusscom]

Good thoughts. I also just uploaded my thoughts in my first video. I'm a AI/data expert at Adobe and also felt the need to comment on it. 😊

[@itm1996]

nice one!

[@seanburton5298]

A.I. and advertising as well as how the film industry is changing. These are interesting topics to me.

[@vanderleisaturnino4727]

Olá, Tiffany. Qual o impacto que a ia vai trazer para a área de cibersegurança?

[@thomasderidder608]

If i may answer, very bright future there. But include coding and tech skills to avoid being limited to the ‘human’ side of security only.

[@moisesespiritosanto2195]

Hi, I'm from São Paulo! WOW EXCELLENT! ABRAÇO FORTE DE URSO!

[@massimobonanno9293]

Hai tolto il doppiaggio automatico in italiano?

[@taminoturokobriggs5175]

Great video. If only I could react with a love rather that like.

[@Slowly_We_Rot]

All of the jobs that are growing will also by hyper-competitive.

[@Nitin-wo5xp]

Quite a bit confusions on the impact or change on cybersecurity sector tiff as Progressive AI advancements may even modernize Threat determination and many more,Real time threat determining debugging bots.What do you think about the state of the whole impact on cybersecurity field tiff?

[@TiffInTech]

Personally I think it’ll continue to grow in demand. As tech advances to what we can do with it, we need even more cybersecurity workers. What do you think?

[@Nitin-wo5xp]

@TiffInTech Yeah,The message conveyed here by you is absolutely correct rising demands future is unpredictable.We must meet the certain criteria in future by advancing us as the tech flows

[@Nitin-wo5xp]

@@TiffInTech Another stuff i would like to hear from your side tiff,How do you think the future of Tech gadgets like developing new era tech devices,You can give me few devices names from your imagination mam with logic will be highly useful.

[@JosnierRamos]

Thanks, Tiff

[@reydemayo8906]

Discuss rescaling topic. Godbless

[@RussoConcerned]

If a publicly traded company chooses to outsource overseas to cut costs, it should start by outsourcing top-tier management positions like the CEO, CFO, and CTO. By saving millions paid to these executives, the company could preserve the jobs of many American workers, who, when gainfully employed, would contribute significantly more to the local economy than a small group of overpaid executives. Why is it acceptable to outsource someone else’s job but not theirs? For every CEO outsourced, the company could retain 10 employees whose spending on homes, goods, and services would have a far greater positive impact on the community. A CEO isn’t going to buy 10 homes or spend 10 times as much locally, so why not apply the same cost-cutting logic to their roles? Selectively protecting executives while sacrificing workers only exacerbates inequality and harms the economy in the long run. H1B program overall is good. There is an abuse component to it. However,outsource of the services sector should curtailed. When Elon got his H1B, the scale of outsourcing we know of today did not exit.

[@absolutabsolem6494]

I have already lost my profession to technology. I sold photo products and was ousted by the big players. It's my own fault, I was told. Wrong choice, you stupid. Learning a new profession takes a lot of energy and time. You don't get either for free. I'm waiting for it to happen to others like me, and I'm sad that it will come to that. Constantly jumping onto a new field under time pressure can be painful in the long run. People just want some security and planning space. In the meantime, Ai also messes up the creative areas in which I appreciated myself strongly. What a time....

[@DD-ds7ui]

it will be interesting to see how their previous forecasts fared

[@Wally-o7o]

@@DD-ds7ui fartedr

[@hectamus_]

I wonder how many of those projected SW developer jobs are going to be performed by AI

[@coololplay3196]

I feel a bit skeptical about the statistics in this video because although ai won't replace humans because the repetitive tasks will go away the workload will be a lot smaller resulting in many people losing their jobs so only like the experts would stay and the average workers will go away

[@venti6100]

It's more like those with real skills will be working not with 6 month course and certifications

[@Rudzani]

@@venti6100 Lol there are people with projects and 4.0 GPAs at elite universities who can't get offers in tech

[@venti6100]

@@Rudzani I meant people with creative minds and those who can tackle real world problems. Not 4.0 GPA university elites

[@fragebogenvbc]

​@@venti6100No. It means that from every e.g. 10 people team, 2-3 people will remain.

[@megasticky8968]

@@venti6100 You mean employers would prefer hire no skilled/experienced/formed people over people who learned engineering during 5 years with high degree? How will employers even evaluate creativity ? I think you guys are lying to yourselves

[@jangarritvornholt5138]

Wow, looking in the far future of 2025

[@BLIND-sy6sy]

thank u

[@hanshalili2248]

what does the future look like for lawyers?

[@Wanderer2035]

Also will be automated. AGI will be thousands of times smarter and can think independently, and of course will be thousands of times cheaper

[@ShevonFernando-mc9jy]

is cybersecurity a good option?

[@SupreemeSteevee]

It is. Obviously. But it will get harder

[@thomasderidder608]

Yea it is, but learn the tech part too

[@RAaaa777]

You will own nothing and you will be happy

[@notsosuavemate]

Part of the plan

[@ReelRoar1]

Please provide a video Hindi language

[@baratbushan8230]

Nice post with regards By Adv T E Barat Bushan Senior Advocate Member of MHAA Chennai

[@KostekSytnyk]

I agree that we are going to work with machines until some hackers won't hack machines, reprogram machines like robo-dogs for exstinction of humanity purposes ...

[@bruhmoment3731]

AI coding assistants are tools for developers. But what about AI agents that code?

[@PraharshPattnaik]

What about power bi developers and power bi analyst. ❤😊

[@AnshuSingh-ti7jp]

As a Senior manager in data analytics I can see these jobs getting automated within 2-3 years.

[@ets2atstruckermartin527]

WEF: okey

[@JoseCastro-to6rx]

Yeah, 80% growth for a few millions and 50% of the other 9.000.000.000 will lose their jobs

[@bensolo7000]

Why would you advocate for a transformation of the world that people never asked for nor necessarily want to participate in?? All you're talking about is techno-fascism.

[@kaalmansur]

thr wef analyses to together what it wants you to believe. their prediction is propagandha, programming and a self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@dead_inside674]

Don't threaten me with a good time.

[@Eljefe5948]

Just give us the list 🤦‍♂️

[@sameteryaman5275]

you are super wrong about AI doing the work and Humans are deciding. If AI can make better diagnoses than 80% off all doctors, why would i let decide a stupid human about my health? Same with my house etc

[@anandhurajendran8933]

Because AI is just a bunch of complex mathematical algorithms working at hyperspeed to give insane predictions. It doesn’t have emotional and moral intelligence as humans. That is the reason humans will make the final call. Think of it as ironman and jarvis, jarvis provides advice based on a bunch of predictions but tony stark uses his moral compass to make the final decision.

[@aceyage]

@@anandhurajendran8933Sorry, this makes zero sense.

[@OathOfTheH]

Tell me you dont know anything about the work as a doctor/physician without actually telling me.

[@RussoConcerned]

And do what with all this AI if many of us are employed? Who can afford the good and services produced by AI? Nice. AI surely can replace CEO/CTO/CFO positions.

[@aceyage]

The ultra wealthy will pay you a puny UBI just enough that you won’t revolt. All while they live much better lives.

[@sakorack]

1:08 massive ? you khnow what else is massive

[@more-uv4nl]

oh god , god certainly gave this women beauty.

[@curleysimon3183]

Data Science and python

[@IsanfWeb]

I don't know where your statistics are coming from ?

[@TiffInTech]

@@IsanfWeb what do you mean? They’re all from WEF as stated in the title and multiple times in the video!

[@IsanfWeb]

​@@TiffInTech Talking about Tech Jobs. I mean, there is a difference between growth in number and growth in value. There will be now more tech people than ever. Will the salary of Tech jobs grow or not ? I don't think that the value of Tech jobs will grow, because it's easy to build tech products now thanks to AI. I think what will grow is corporation value. Companies can now build anything they want with less employees.

[@Hamza_Masri]

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[@Testertest1756]

Tiffany are you a INTJ?

[@ryangrant1724]

This is incredibly useless information. It’s just repeating common talking points with no detailed analysis or original perspective.

[@LG-360]

It’s based of a detailed report that you can read yourself.

[@msaicharan9]

5:46

[@elisamueladolfo5088]

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[@pauldannelachica2388]

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[@thenewsocialcontract]

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[@Wally-o7o]

All these declines 😢😢😢

[@TiffInTech]

And some exciting new upticks too!!

[@KostekSytnyk]

Declines are a part of progress towards upsticks

[@Wally-o7o]

@KostekSytnyk eh

[@ЕвгенийМ-у8б]

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[@jo21e6]

Climate change 😂😂😂

[@JosephTheRetailSavage]

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